# Metasearch config file.
#
# Anywhere in this file, you can reference environment variables using
# placeholders such as ${FOOBAR} that Metasearch will expand at runtime (if
# using Docker, remember to pass the host's env vars through to the container
# via `docker run` flags such as `-e ZOOM_KEY`).


###############################################################################
# ENGINE CONFIG
#
# An "engine" is an individual content source, e.g. Confluence. All supported
# engines are listed below.
#
# You should customize the config values (required unless stated otherwise) for
# all engines that you plan to use and simply delete the entries for any engines
# that you don't plan to use.
#
# Each engine's config accepts an optional `name` key (not shown in this
# example) that you may declare to override the engine's default name for
# display purposes, e.g. `name: Employee directory` in Pingboard's config.
###############################################################################
engines:

  # AWS tagged resources. Metasearch assumes that AWS credentials are located in
  # ~/.aws. You should mount the host's .aws folder into the container if
  # running Metasearch in Docker, e.g. -v "$HOME/.aws:/root/.aws"
  aws:
    # Comma-separated AWS regions
    region: us-east-1

  # Confluence pages
  confluence:
    # Confluence server URL origin
    origin: https://example.atlassian.net
    # Atlassian API token
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4
    # Atlassian user who owns the API token
    user: admin@example.com

  # Dropbox files and folders
  dropbox:
    # Case-insensitive regex for excluding search results based on file path
    # (optional)
    exclude: wip
    # Case-insensitive top-level folder to search in (optional, defaults to all
    # folders)
    folder: untitled (2)
    # Dropbox API token
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE

  # Google Drive documents
  drive:
    # Path to Google OAuth credentials. You can obtain this file by going to the
    # Google API console, creating credentials of type "OAuth client ID" with
    # application type "Web application" and `http://localhost:3001/` as an
    # authorized redirect URI, and clicking "DOWNLOAD JSON".
    #
    # https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials
    # https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-nodejs-client/tree/62f8193#oauth2-client
    #
    # Note that if you run Metasearch using Docker, you need to make the host's
    # credentials file accessible from inside the container. One way to do so is
    # by entering `/data/credentials.json` as this option's value and supplying
    # to `docker run` an additional flag that mounts the host file to that path:
    # `-v '/path/to/credentials.json:/data/credentials.json'`
    credentials: /path/to/credentials.json
    # OAuth2 refresh token. You can obtain this by piping the aforementioned
    # credentials file into this repo's `make oauth` command and then following
    # the CLI's instructions.
    #
    # For example: make oauth < /path/to/credentials.json
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp

  # Figma files, projects, and teams
  figma:
    # Organization ID, the number that appears in the URL when viewing your
    # Figma organization's home page: https://www.figma.com/files/<org_id>
    organization: 123456789012345678
    # Figma password. If your account doesn't have a password yet (e.g. because
    # you sign into Figma via Google), you can add one to your account by going
    # through Figma's "Forgot password?" flow.
    password: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1e
    # Figma user account
    user: admin@example.com

  # GitHub repo names and descriptions (for GitHub code, use Hound engine)
  github:
    # GitHub organization
    organization: example
    # GitHub API origin (optional, defaults to https://api.github.com)
    origin: https://api.github.com
    # GitHub personal access token
    token: abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01

  # GitLab Merge Requests
  gitlab:
    # GitLab API origin (optional, defaults to https://gitlab.com)
    origin: https://gitlab.com
    # GitLab personal access token
    token: abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01

  # Greenhouse job posts
  greenhouse:
    # Board token
    token: example

  # Google Groups (i.e. mailing lists)
  groups:
    # (See `drive` engine config for an explanation of this property)
    credentials: /path/to/credentials.json
    # Domain of groups to search
    domain: example.com
    # (See `drive` engine config for an explanation of this property)
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp

  # Guru cards
  guru:
    # API user token
    token: 12345678-90ab-cdef-1234-567890abcdef
    # Token owner
    user: admin@example.com

  # Hound-indexed code: https://github.com/hound-search/hound
  hound:
    # GitHub organization
    organization: example
    # Hound server URL origin
    origin: https://hound.example.com

  # Jenkins job names
  jenkins:
    # Jenkins server URL origin
    origin: https://jenkins.example.com
    # Jenkins API token (optional, requires user)
    token: 0123456789abcdefg0123456789abcdefg
    # Jenkins user who owns the API token (optional, requires token)
    user: username

  # Jira issue titles and descriptions
  jira:
    # Jira server URL origin
    origin: https://example.atlassian.net
    # Atlassian API token
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4
    # Atlassian user who owns the API token
    user: admin@example.com

  # Lingo assets
  lingo:
    # List of public and/or private kit URLs. Several URL formats are supported;
    # your kit URL may or may not include `?kit_token` depending on when it was
    # created in Lingo
    kits:
      - https://www.lingoapp.com/space/1234/k/34AFA130-49FC-43E1-8BA0-5F8849FE5FDE?kit_token=Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE
      - https://www.lingoapp.com/1234/k/Icons-RWEr24?kit_token=Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE
      - https://www.lingoapp.com/1234/k/Illustrations-Ex4mp1

  # Mattermost posts
  mattermost:
    origin: https://my-mattermost-server.com
    team: team-name
    # Create a bot and use the token here.
    # In order to search non-public channels, add the bot as a member to the channel
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE

  # Notion page titles
  notion:
    # Create an internal integration at https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
    # and paste the token below. Make sure to share the notion pages with this
    # integration for them to be searchable.
    token: secret_Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE
    # ID of the space where you want to search pages, see URL of any page in
    # workspace (notion.so/happy/).
    workspace: happy

  # Outlook Calendar Events
  outlookCalendar:
    # Step 1: Register a new application on Microsoft Azure
    # (https://youtu.be/qOmeSDUNg_Q):
    clientId: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp
    clientSecret: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp
    # Step 2: Microsoft Graph API refresh token (lasts 90 days): Similar to the
    # `drive` engine's config, you can obtain this token by providing the
    # values above to this repo's `make oauth_microsoft` command as ID and
    # SECRET environment variables and then following the CLI's instructions.
    #
    # To illustrate: ID=*** SECRET=*** make oauth_microsoft
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp

  # PagerDuty schedules and services
  pagerduty:
    # PagerDuty API token
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1

  # Pingboard employees
  pingboard:
    # Pingboard non-admin API key ID
    key: 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
    # Pingboard organization name (appears before `.pingboard.com` in your account's URLs)
    organization: example
    # Pingboard non-admin API secret
    secret: 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef

  # Rollbar projects
  rollbar:
    # Rollbar organization
    organization: example
    # Account access token with `read` scope
    token: 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef

  # Slack messages and channels
  slack:
    # Whether to include bot messages in search results
    bots: false
    # Slack organization name (appears before `.slack.com` in your account's URLs)
    organization: example
    # Slack OAuth token that has the scopes `channels:read` and `search:read`
    token: xoxp-1234567890-1234567890123-1234567890123-1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef

  # Stack Overflow for Teams questions
  stackoverflow:
    # Last fragment of "Team URL" (https://stackoverflow.com/c/example) found at
    # Admin settings > Name & URL > Team URL
    team: example
    # Personal access token. See instructions here for how to obtain:
    # https://stackoverflow.help/en/articles/4385859-stack-overflow-for-teams-api
    token: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx

  # TalentLMS courses
  talentlms:
    # TalentLMS API key
    key: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx
    # TalentLMS organization name (appears before `.talentlms.com` in your account's URLs)
    organization: example

  # Trello actions, boards, cards, members, and organizations
  trello:
    # API key
    key: 12345678901234567890123456789012
    # API token
    token: 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234

  # Arbitrary website content
  website:
    # XML sitemaps to scrape. Metasearch will download and search the HTML
    # content of each <url> location that appears in these sitemaps. The HTML is
    # kept in memory and rescraped every day, so it probably isn't a good idea
    # to specify sitemaps that have a million <url> entries
    sitemaps:
      - https://www.example.com/sitemap.xml

  # Zoom room names
  zoom:
    # Zoom API key used for JWT authentication
    key: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE
    # Zoom API secret used for JWT authentication
    secret: Ex4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eEx4mp1eE


###############################################################################
# ADVANCED CONFIG
#
# All config properties below are optional and commented out by default.
###############################################################################

# Some custom HTML to render at the bottom of the page
# footer: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet'

# Google Analytics tracking ID
# trackingId: UA-00000000-00